125 Treymore Ct, Pennington, NJ 08534

If a sunny, easy-to-maintain home is on your wish list, look no further than this three-bedroom, 2.5-bath end unit townhome on a cul-de-sac in Brandon Farms. From the classically styled front entrance, step into a two-story living room with hardwood floors and two rows of oversized windows on two walls. The space is warm, inviting and filled with natural light. To the left, step into the dining room, where a crisp white chair rail contrasts nicely against two-toned pale gray walls. The kitchen and family room, at the back of the unit, open to each other. In the eat-in kitchen, a full wall of white cabinets and a long expanse of Corian counters provide ample storage and workspace. Stainless steel appliances (including a four-burner gas stove with two ovens), fashionable track and pendant lighting, a sunset-hued iridescent tile backsplash and a sliding door to the patio paved with river stone and tucked behind a privacy fence complete the picture. The family room is cozy with its woodburning fireplace framed by a green marble surround. Outside, a fenced brick terrace is the perfect place to enjoy some quiet. An updated powder room in the hall, plus the laundry room, complete the first level. From the upstairs landing, enjoy a view of the living room, as well as tree-top views through the clerestory windows. Two bedrooms share an updated hall bath with tub/shower combo. The master suite, which features a vaulted ceiling and sliders to a private balcony, has a private bath updated with a very modern aesthetic, and features a vessel sink, an oversized soaking tub with jets, a spacious shower, contemporary cabinetry and lighting, and a private toilet. Ample storage opportunities abound with the home’s closets and the attached two-car garage. Amenities included with the property include an outdoor pool, tennis court(s), tot lots and playgrounds. Maintenance of the structure, common area and grounds is included, as is snow removal. Location-wise, enjoy very little through-traffic on a quiet cul-de-sac, and easy access to local shops and eateries, commuter routes (including 1, 195 and 95), short drives to Princeton and Lawrenceville, and easy access to nearby train stations with service to New York City and Philadelphia.